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摘要
The angle of incidence reflectivity of a bounded acoustic pulse from water loaded elastic solids is tested using an experimental configuration with a large transmitter and a small pointlike receiver. The experimental response, affected by well-known nonspecular effects near critical angles, is modeled fully by propagation of the full bounded pulse using a phase advance technique. This allows for visualization of the evolution of the bounded pulse with time and upon reflection. The modeled and the observed reflectivities and phase rotations, as measured along the specular path, agree well with observations even at post Rayleigh critical angles of incidence. Moreover, small amplitude deviations are accurately reproduced. The longitudinal and Rayleigh critical angles are obtained from the observed reflectivity curves and used to calculate the material elastic wave speeds, which are in good agreement with those measured directly. The density is also obtained by inversion of portions of the reflectivity curves where they do not significantly differ from the plane wave response. These tests validate use of the full phase propagation method to study such reflection problems.
- 出版日期2008-9-15
